Local visitors and community notices from Paris Idaho
A roundup of townsfolk and visitors including Swan Arnell and D L Hays in town last week and midweek, with several out of state residents stopping by. Notables such as Mr and Mrs McKay Pugmire and Mrs Hortense Shupe visit Ovid and Sparks, plus local scouts earning second class badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan Arnell of
St. Charles
Mrs. McKay Pugmire of
Pocatello
Paris
Hortense Shupe
Sparks
Nevada
George ‘Humphreys
Ovid
Norma Barnes
Idaho Falls
Miss Barnes
Ed Arnell
Marjorie Bolton
Fish Haven
Arnell
Boltoi
Soda Springs
Cerihou County Hospital
Mabel Pugmire
Joyce Irwin
Laketown
Utah
J. Rich
Montpelier
Charles Hendee
Randolph
U. S
M.S. Pugmire
Adelia Cleveland
Otto Rohner
Edw. Austin
Indian Creek
Albert Lindsay
George Bateman
Wm. Bateman
Gordon Windley
Bloomington
R. P. Nelson
South Montpelier
John Stock
Arvilla Pugmire
Agnes Nelson
Patience Clarkff
L—J. Hill
Vera Arnell
Twin Falla
J. P. Owens
George P. Stock
Mr.Stock
Automobile Agency
M. Jo Skance
Cappy Ricks Comedy Draws Big Local Audience
Local talent presented Cappy Ricks last night at the opera house by the Paris Dramatic Co. A capacity audience enjoyed the three act play with hearty applause. Proceeds benefited city park improvements. Cast included Phyllis Athay, Evelyn Cole, O Neal Rich, E T Shepherd, Stella P Rich, S M Rich, Peter Grandy and Frank Nye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cappy Ricks
Opera House
Paris Dramatic Co
Phyllis Athay
Florence Ricks
Evelyn Cole
Enen Murray
O'Neal Rich
John Skinner
E T Shepherd
Alden Ricks
Stella P. Rich
Lucy Ricks
S M Rich
Captain Matt Peasley
Peter Grandy
Cecil Percy Bernard
Frank Nye
Edward Singleton
Health Day Observed Here Friday With Parade and Displays
Friday May 6 health day will be observed in the city and county. A health parade is planned at 10 o clock. Health displays will be shown in business window displays. At 11 15 a program will be held for the public in the second ward hall by county schools.
President Rich Returns From California Monument Unveiling
Pres William L Rich returned home Tuesday from San Bernardino California where he attended the unveiling of a monument honoring the county pioneers. He is preparing a historical sketch of the pioneers for publication in the paper next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Wm. L. Rich
San Bernardino
Calif
Rich
Briand Denied Society Honor for Spelling Error
Old fashioned teacher ideas clash with Briand in a tale where the French artist cannot join the Society of the Forty Immortals due to misspelling. The remark frames a debate over standards and recognition in a historic context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artiste Briand
Forty Immortals
Memorial Services For Niels Mattson At St Charles
Obituary and funeral notices for Niels Mattson aged 82 who died April 25 in St Charles. The April 28 service at St Charles chapel featured leaders Bp Keetch Alma Findlay and others. Interment at St Charles cemetery with community attendance and remarks on Mattson’s emigration from Sweden in 1871 and two year LDS mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Charles Chapel
Niels Mattson
Mattson
Sweden
St D. S
Jeppa Monson
Smithfield
Utah
Niels Mouritsen
Fish Haven
S. W. Jones
Salt Lake
Andrew Mattson
Ola Mattsoon
Laketown
Benson Peterson
Mae
Edna
Leslie
Ezra Peterson
Alton Michaelson
Paris
Clyde Phelps
Montpelier
Alma Findlay
Bloomington
BP. E. C. Keetth
S8 O Arnell
J. W. Linford
Bishop Transtrum
Boise
Chester Transtrum
Transtrum
Wm Floyd
D. C .Laker
EB. P. Cleveland
Glencoe
Wyo
Emma Stewart
California
S. W Jones
Edmund ‘Monson
Idaho Falls
Caroline Johnson
Johna- Bon
Monson
Boon Bunderson
St. Marks Hospital
Nelson
Geo, Ward
Blooming
Bloomington Ward Reads Music Program by Irwin Jensen
Bloomingt on ward held a Sunday program featuring students of Prof. Irwin Jensen music instructor at Fielding High. The event showcased local talent and drew residents including the Ward families and Paris visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Irwin Jensen
Ernest Shepherd
Fielding High School
Bloomington
Fielding High
Wilt Thornock
Laketown
Sidney Nebeker
Utah
Carl Sleight
Paris
Mae Peterson
Clea Briscoe
Lillie Nelson
Soda Springs
Capernaum Holy City to Early Christians
A historical note on Capernaum viewed by early Christians and its changing fate under Hadrian. The article describes the city’s church, its renaming to Tell Hum, later enlargements into a basilica, and its eventual decline after Roman and Muslim incursions near the Sea of Galilee with nearby towns Chorazin Bethsaida and Tiberias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capernaum
Hadrian
Holy Land
Kefrana
Hum
Peter
Gennegareth
Galilee
Jesus
Chorazin
Bethsalda
Tiberias
Jésus
Pity the malefactor with exhausted excuses
A terse musing on those who blame others for their failures. The speaker contrasts complainers with those who are truly thwarted, suggesting both share bitterness, yet the excusist remains trapped by self pity.
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D. L. Hays
The
Intermountain Life Insurance Co
Messers
Russell Clayton
O’neal Rich
Montpeleir
Arvilla Smedley
First Ward
Lee Oakey
Oakley, Wyo
Wm. B. Hoge
Twin Falls
Paul Spence
Garden City
Elia Lee
Ernest Perrett
Jesse Grey
Charles Law
Stork
Arff Shepherd
Tripp Players
William Oakey
Bear Lake Valley
Armour Creameries
Pocatello, Idaho
Alyy
Beer Bee Ata Bank
Bear Lake
Valley
Bear Lake State Bank
Idaho
Lawrence Peterson
E. Bowman
Opal
Zelda Keetch
Wm. Hill
Ellsworth
Fred Windley
Roy A. Welker
Clara Welker
Clara
Elmer Parker
Oneida Flat
George Ward
Alma Findlay, Jr
Salt Lake City
Messers Ward
Findlay
Ray Welker
Welker
Elea
Oneida
Donald—Thorneek
Will Painter
Diamondville
Wryo
George Painter
Ed. Painter
Sarah Hart
Messers ‘Fay Hansen
Jim Rampton
Layton
Lorton Thornock
Ira Osmond
Darwin McPhee
Oakley
Elton Bunn
Minnie Jarvis
LaMont Passey
Mackay
Joseph Price
Passey
C. O. Moore
Office Browning Building
E. H. Humphreys
Board of County Commissioners
Bear Lake County
Miles Milling and Elevator Company
Court House
Bear Lake Board
ED. C Rich
Shepherd Clothing Store
Moresco Wall & Celing
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